Quiz for 11-14s - UK Safer Internet Centre

Question 1. Rhys finds out that someone in his year group has used AI to create a video of him that makes it look like he’s taking his t-shirt off, and has shared it on their social media stories. What should Rhys do?(Required)

Ignore it – it’s just an AI image, and isn’t well made, so no one will think it’s real anyway.

Report the post on the platforms it’s being shared on, screenshot the post as evidence, and tell a trusted adult.

Confront the person who made and shared the video.

Question 2. Remi has an essay that she needs to write for her English homework. She is thinking about using AI to help her with the essay. Which of these is the most responsible way she could use AI to help her?(Required)

Use AI to help her mind map her ideas, explain any key themes she is struggling to understand, and write a possible plan for the essay.

Use AI to write the whole essay for her.

It is wrong to use AI in any way to complete a homework task.

Question 3. Zainab’s friend, Stevie, has posted an inappropriate picture of a celebrity in their group chat. Stevie is convinced it’s a real image, but Zainab thinks it is a deepfake and isn’t real. Most of their other friends in the group chat are laughing about the image. What should Zainab do?(Required)

Privately message Stevie to explain that it is probably a deepfake, explain why sharing images like this in this way is inappropriate, and ask her to delete it.

Just ignore it – it’s not real, so it’s not a big deal.

Call out Stevie in the group chat, and say it’s ridiculous that she believes it is real.

Question 4. Zo wants to experiment with using AI to create music. Which of these uses of AI-generated music is okay?(Required)

It’s never okay to use AI-generated music.

To create a piece of music for your termly assessment piece for your music lessons.

To get inspiration to create your own piece of work, or if you need free background music for a video you’re working on for a school project.

Question 5. Which of the following statements about AI-generated fake news online is true?(Required)

AI-generated fake news is so common now, so we just need to accept that it exists – we can’t do anything about it.

Developments in AI means that fake news and misinformation can be mass produced and spread more widely, making more people believe harmful views more easily.

AI-generated fake news isn’t a threat – people can tell if a news story is AI-generated and not real, so they’re not going to believe it.

Question 6. Which of the following is the most appropriate way to use an AI chatbot?(Required)

Asking it for advice to help you with your mental health when you’re having a difficult time in your personal life.

Speak to it when you’re feeling lonely and build a ‘friendship’ with it.

Ask it for answers to basic questions, for help with planning an activity for the weekend, or for suggestions of what to cook for dinner.

Question 7. Carmen sees that a nude image of someone in the year above her has been posted in one of the group chats she is in. Carmen doesn’t think it’s real, and thinks it has been made using an AI image generator app. What should she do?(Required)

Screenshot the image and send it to the person who is in the image to let them know

Report the image using the report function, and then tell a trusted adult, such as a parent/carer and a teacher at her school

Just ignore it – she doesn’t want to get involved in any conflict, and it’s not a real image anyway

Question 8. Jin has been using AI a lot more, especially for finding information, as he feels like it is quicker than looking through search engine results, and can summarise in a more digestible way. However, recently he realised that some of his searches have been giving him incorrect or inaccurate summaries. What should he do?(Required)

Continue to use AI in this way, but make sure he also checks other sources on search engines to ensure that the information he is receiving is accurate.

Don’t worry about AI sometimes being inaccurate – in most cases, it’s correct information, so it won’t do any harm.

Stop using AI and stick to using search engines.

Safer Internet Day – 10th February 2026

Quiz for 11-14 year olds

Safer Internet Day 2026 Quiz 11-14

Safer Internet Day – 10th February 2026

Quiz for 11-14 year olds

Safer Internet Day 2026 Quiz 11-14

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